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Thread ID: 135714	2013-12-04 03:28:00	Modem worry.	Bryan (147)	Press F1

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1361587	2013-12-04 03:28:00	I have a Telecom Technicolor TG582n. It did function with LAN. I decided I would give Wi-fi a go and have set it up and this runs perfectly. However, I now find that the LAN feature has been disabled. I can no longer connect with LAN to either my desktop or to the TV (not that that is a concern). My problem is if I want two PCs to have Internet access at the same time, no go. Can I get around this?	Bryan (147)
1361588	2013-12-04 03:52:00	Pretty odd, not seen that before and I don't think you can disable the LAN on those modems. If you plug a PC in and run ipconfig from the command prompt, what does it spit out? copy and paste the info here if you can. Otherwise try a factory reset on the modem.	wratterus (105)
1361589	2013-12-04 04:03:00	ipconfig just flashed and disappeared. I just pulled the LAN plugs from the back of the modem and put them into different spots and "lo and behold" it works. Thanks for the suggestions!	Bryan (147)
1361590	2013-12-04 20:20:00	All good - you would have typed ipconfig into the run box, rather than into a command prompt. Typing 'cmd' into the run box then pressing enter opens the command prompt, then you can type ipconfig in there, not that it matters now though.	wratterus (105)
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